Fernando H. E. Bellincanta

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I've seen that happen with data being stored on a docker volume that ran out of space. After resizing the disk error hasn't gone away until the instance was restarted....

This is a very serious bug that got fixed by #43 but the team hasn't uploaded the fix into RubyGems. If anyone is still having this issue just use github...

Issue for me was that creating through console the modifier_id needs to be passed manually or as some id from seed or as default value like, example: ``` field :modifier_id,...

I'm facing the same issue: `build.started` is `int64` and that function is expecting `float64`. This makes this function unusable with those native time variables if we don't have a way...

Any development coming this way? I have this very same issue in my project.

Same issue, even with `target_info` disabled. Reproducible with: ``` receivers: hostmetrics: root_path: /hostfs collection_interval: 10s scrapers: cpu: disk: filesystem: load: memory: network: paging: processes: processors: batch: send_batch_size: 10000 send_batch_max_size: 11000...

I don't think the tests failures had anything to do with the changes.

@picandocodigo can we trigger a re-run on CI?

Hello @AlejandroVirlan could you please attach at least the code of how those models relate? Seems to me you have a `has_many` declaration with a singularized name. You could always...

This should be viable if there was some kind of variable or method call in the model which identifies those "default serialization" columns/methods.